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Individualized
Policy
Course requirements
Individualized Majors Available
Sample Program
Course Offering
Policy
Individualized program options are available for majors offered by all Divisions at
Beirut University.
Students can select majors from the Divisions of Business Administration and Arts & Sciences.
Student's individualized majors programs are selected in consultation with their Academic advisor. The majors
selection form, requires Academic Advisor signature prior to submission to the Office of the Registrar.
Upon graduation, students will specify on their graduation application form the University Division they choose
to graduate from.
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Course Requirements
Students must meet all foundation requirements separately as a condition for applying to selected Majors.
- The major course requirement applies independently to each Major selected in the program
- There is a common first semester for full-time students
- Where an overlap in selected Majors results in fewer than required number of courses to satisfy each major
separately, substitute courses must be added, subject to approval by the Academic Advisor.
- Students are required to have completed or be currently studying the foundation units
before enrolling in second year courses.
- The student's cumulative GPA
will be taken into account at the time of application.
A cumulative GPA of less than 2.0 is considered beneath the standard for admission to major.
- Twelve courses make up the minimum requirement for each major unless otherwise
specified for a specific major.
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Individualized Majors
- Division of Arts & Science
Individualize Majors
available
Arts
Sciences
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Division of Business Administration
Sample Program
Majors Selected
2nd Major: Communications-------- Division of Arts & Sciences
Ist Major: Banking and Finance----- Division of Business
Administration
MODE OF STUDY
The Individualized Major is available by full-time
or part-time study.
Course Requirements: Communications Major
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Course Code
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Title
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Hours/Week
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CMM1125
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Introduction to Communication Behavior
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3
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CMM1130
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Introduction to Mass Media and Society
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3
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CMM3340
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Basic Communication Research
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3
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MKT2212
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Marketing Research
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3
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SOC2221
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Sample Survey Methods
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3
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CMM2262
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Visual Communication
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3
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CMM2280
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Communication and Globalization
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3
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CMM3330
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Structure and Function of Advertising
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3
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CMM3350
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Non-verbal Communication
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3
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CMM3380
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Social Cybernetics
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3
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CMM3334
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The Information Age
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3
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CMM3396
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Media Events
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3
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CMM4439
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Media Criticism
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3
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CMM4462
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Visual Communication and Social Advocacy
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3
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Course Requirements: Banking and Finance Major
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Course Code
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Title
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Hours/Week
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ACC2250
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Accounting II
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3
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ECF3120
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Financial Modeling III
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3
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ECF2210
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Capital Markets II
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3
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ECF2225
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Finance II
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3
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ECF2257
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Quantitative Economics and Finance II
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3
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ECF2386
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Microeconomics II
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3
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ECF3221
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International Economics and Finance III
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3
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ECF3310
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Credit and Lending Decisions III
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3
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ECF3345
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Taxation Theory and Finance
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3
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LAW2410
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Income Tax Framework II
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3
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ECF3420
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Finance IIIA
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3
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ECF3520
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Finance IIIB
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3
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Course Offering
Course Descriptions
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